Playable now
Territory Takedown
Claim the city field by field. Photo, sprint and quiz challenges at real places.
How it plays →The city is your game board.
Outdoor team games on real streets: claim fields, beat challenges at real places, bet your Credits. In the browser, no download, in any city.
No app to install · no accounts for players · works in any city
Live demoMarienplatz, Munich
- PhotoTake a photo of a yellow car
- SprintCover 150 metres in 60 seconds
- VideoDance at a red pedestrian light until it turns green
- SongSing 15 seconds of a national anthem, together
- A to ZOne animal for every letter, in three minutes
- Team photo huntFive photos, five colours of the rainbow
- VideoThe whole team in the air at once
- QuizA question about the building right in front of you
- DuelChallenge another team, with Credits at stake
- kinds of challenge
- 15
- players in one game
- 60
- teams
- 2–6
- minutes, up to 8 hours
- 15
- languages, picked by the city
- 2
How it works
From zero to game in ten minutes
- 1
Set up
Pick a spot on the map. The board plans itself around water, rail and motorways, so every field is reachable on foot.
- 2
Invite
Share a link or a QR code. Players join in the browser: no download, no account.
- 3
Go
Claim fields, play challenges at real places, steal from the others. The ranking updates live.
Our games
One platform, more games on the way
In development
Game two
A new way to play your city. Tell us you're in and you'll hear first.
In development
Game three
Still on the whiteboard. Same streets, different rules.
Who it's for
Pick your door
For companies
Christmas parties, onboarding days, summer parties. We handle the game; you get a link and a team that's still talking about it on Monday.
For friends
Stag and hen parties, birthdays, a weekend in a new city. Try a 15-minute round for free, right now.
Tested on real streets
Played in Munich and Miami
Every feature has been through a real game with real teams, real sprints and real arguments about who stole whose field. We ship what worked and rebuild what didn't, usually the same week.
Questions we get
Do we need to install an app?
No. Everyone plays in the phone's browser. Scan the QR code, pick a name and a figure, done.
How many people can play?
Two to six teams and up to 60 players in one game.
What if it rains?
Pick a shorter format or a smaller board, or pause the game. The organizer can pause and restart it at any time.
Is it safe to play in traffic?
Boards leave out water, railway lines and motorways. Traffic rules always come first: nobody wins a sprint by running a red light.
Which cities work?
Any city with streets and a few landmarks. The board and the challenges come from open map data and Wikipedia for the spot you pick.
What happens to our location data?
During the game, positions only go to your teammates and the organizer view. For the replay at the end, everyone's route is kept for seven days, then deleted. The privacy policy has the details.
Your city is waiting.
Start a free 15-minute round, or tell us about your team event.